Новости за 16.03.2021

"Russian Doll" actress and "Orange is the New Black" alum Natasha Lyonne has signed on to star in the 10-episode mystery drama, "Poker Face."

A Turkish company set a Guinness World Record for the world's most expensive honey with a cave-harvested variety priced at more than $5,400 per pound.

A dangerous severe weather outbreak could put at least 17 states and more than 100 million Americans at risk across the United States this week, AccuWeather forecasters warn.

A Nova Scotia, Canada, boy having a backyard campfire discovered a message in a bottle that was tossed into the water more than 50 miles away 25 years earlier.

The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Isabel Guzman to lead the Small Business Administration.

Up to 16 million people in the United States may have had undiagnosed, asymptomatic COVID-19 as of September 2020 -- twice as many as previously estimated -- an analysis published Tuesday by JAMA Network Open reported.

The Navy and Marine Corps plan to build a digital infrastructure to integrate drone capabilities, per a strategy the services released Thursday.

Police in Utah were summoned to a residential neighborhood to help eject an unusual trespasser: a 900-pound bull moose.

The Army plans to begin training and equipping combat brigades to serve in the Arctic region, according to a strategy the service released Tuesday.

Iran and Russia attempted to interfere in the United States' 2020 presidential election, U.S. intelligence officials said in a new report released Tuesday.

Yaphet Kotto, an actor whose credits include the films "Alien" and "Live and Let Die" as well as a long tenure on TV series "Homicide: Life on the Street," has died, his agent announced. He was 81.

"The Challenge: All Stars" is coming to Paramount+ on April 1, the streaming service announced on Tuesday, with a new trailer for the competition series.

An Arizona judge has ordered the state's Republican Party to pay $18,000 in legal fees to the secretary of state over its "groundless" lawsuit challenging the results of the 2020 election.

Thailand's Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha received the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine as more countries suspended use of the product.

A Jeep crashed into a building in Wisconsin and the incident is being blamed on the inexperience of the vehicle's driver: a dog.

Archaeologists have recovered fragments from a new set of Dead Sea Scrolls, the first Biblical artifacts found in 60 years.

A Minnesota farmer whose crop was badly damaged by a hail storm ended up having the harvest rescued by a company that turned the damaged peppers into a special hot sauce.

The guided missile cruiser USS Monterey conducted joint maritime security patrol with the Israeli Sa'ar 4.5 ships in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea this week.

K-pop group Super Junior released the album "The Renaissance" and a playful video for the song "House Party."

Tinder said Tuesday it will give away 1,000 free mail-in COVID-19 tests to 500 pairs of users to allow them to check their status before meeting in person.

Epix has entered into a new partnership with horror studio Blumhouse to develop and produce eight standalone films exclusively for the network.

Yemeni protesters stormed the presidential palace in the southern city of Aden on Tuesday to demonstrate against living conditions, lack of public services and the devaluation of local currency.

Marvel actor Tom Hiddleston will star with Claire Danes in an Apple TV+ adaptation of the Sarah Perry novel "The Essex Serpent."

South Korea is defending the terms reached in its cost-sharing deal for U.S. troops from critics in the ruling Democratic Party.

One person was shot dead late Monday near the campus of Idaho's second-largest university, authorities said, and two people have been arrested for the crime.